Examples of using Common origin in English and their translations into Spanish
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The groups have common origins.
They both have common origins and are mutually intelligible.
Although there are some common origins, sociological practice is entirely distinct from social work.
Which are the common origins of the world languages?
From the awareness of these common origins arose the ideal of a united Europe.
I suggest their common origins can be traced to.
We share one planet and we enjoy common origins.
But that tells you almost nothing about evolution or common origins.
All these languages are mutually intelligible to a certain extent thanks to their common origins.
CITES and the CMS share common origins, have complementary mandates,
of which several have common origins.
standard analytical methods and systems for establishing common origins of and identifying new types of illicitly manufactured drugs.
create a greater awareness of our common origins, our growing interdependence
styles have strong similarities and common origins.
Despite their common origins, the economy of socialist Yugoslavia was much different from the economies of the Soviet Union
The Assembly observes moreover that the three monotheistic religions of the Book have common origins(Abraham) and share many values with other religions,
A new awareness of common origins was born, encouraging researchers to investigate the everyday lives of countryfolk,
It is believed this was an improvised weapon, with common origins cited as bridle bits for horses
may serve as a reminder of the common origins of today's diversity
to propose common origins for myths from different cultures,